The above Tables, extracted from God’s Calendar and the Sign of Jonah give the calculated dates for God’s Holy Days from 2019 to 2040 CE. These calculations are secondary to actual observation of the New Moon and Abib barley near Jerusalem for each year.
The Holy Days begin at dusk on the previous evening and finish at dusk on the given dates in the Tables for Israel and countries to their west as far as the International Date Line (IDL). The Holy Days begin at dusk in Israel and move westward around the entire world with the dusk until it reaches Israel again, so NO countries begin their Holy Days before Israel. Man’s incorrect placing of the IDL means that the Annual Holy Days and seventh-day Sabbath are observed most of a day later than Israel for countries west of the IDL and east of Israel when using conventional IDL-based time zones and dates.
Jeshua’s new Covenant replaced the animal sacrifices with the sacrifice of Himself, and replaced the Levitical priesthood with the new priesthood consisting of all His followers, with Jeshua as our High Priest. The sacrifices were taken away, but the sacred times remained. The Levites offered sacrifices every day (Numbers 28:3-8), with special sacrifices on the weekly Sabbath (Numbers 28:9-10) and on the annual Sabbaths (Leviticus 23). These were replaced by Jeshua’s one sacrifice (Hebrews 4:1 to 10:39).
In a similar manner, the ministry of death for sin that was part of the Instructions for those governing Israel has been replaced by the ministry of Mercy: calling sinners to repentance, forgiveness and a new life of righteousness as servants, friends, siblings—and eventually spouses—of the Messiah (John 13:16, John 15:15, Mat 25:44, Rom 8:15-19, 2 Cor 11:2 & Rev 19:1-9).
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Year |
Abib 1 |
Passover |
Unleavened Bread |
Wave Offering |
Pentecost |
2019(E) 2019(L) 2020 2021(E) |
9 Mar 7 Apr 26 Mar 15 Mar |
22 Mar 20 Apr 8 Apr 28 Mar |
23 to 29 Mar 21 to 27 Apr 9 to 15 Apr 29 Mar to 4 Apr |
24 Mar 21 Apr 12 Apr 4 Apr |
12 May 9 June 31 May 23 May |
2021(L) 2022 2023 2024(E) |
14 Apr 3 Apr 23 Mar 12 Mar |
27 Apr 16 Apr 5 Apr 25 Mar |
28 Apr to 4 May 17 to 23 Apr 6 to 12 Apr 26 Mar to 1 Apr |
2 May 17 Apr 9 Apr 31 Mar |
20 June 5 June 28 May 19 May |
2024(L) 2025 2026 2027(E) |
10 Apr 31 Mar 21 Mar 10 Mar |
23 Apr 13 Apr 3 Apr 23 Mar |
24 to 30 Apr 14 to 20 Apr 4 to 10 Apr 24 to 30 Mar |
28 Apr 20 Apr 5 Apr 28 Mar |
16 June 8 June 24 May 16 May |
2027(L) 2028 2029(E) 2029(L) |
9 Apr 28 Mar 17 Mar 16 Apr |
22 Apr 10 Apr 30 Mar 29 Apr |
23 to 29 Apr 11 to 17 Apr 31 Mar to 6 Apr 30 Apr to 6 May |
25 Apr 16 Apr 1 Apr 6 May |
13 June 4 June 20 May 24 June |
2030 2031 2032(E) 2032(L) |
5 Apr 25 Mar 13 Mar 12 Apr |
18 Apr 7 Apr 26 Mar 25 Apr |
19 to 25 Apr 8 to 14 Apr 27 Mar to 2 Apr 26 Apr to 2 May |
21 Apr 13 Apr 28 Mar 2 May |
9 June 1 June 16 May 20 June |
2033 2034 2035(E) 2035(L) |
1 Apr 22 Mar 12 Mar 10 Apr |
14 Apr 4 Apr 24 Mar 23 Apr |
15 to 21 Apr 5 to 11 Apr 26 Mar to 1 Apr 24 to 30 Apr |
17 Apr 9 Apr 1 Apr 29 Apr |
5 June 28 May 20 May 17 June |
2036 2037(E) 2037(L) 2038(E) |
30 Mar 19 Mar 18 (17) Apr 8 Mar |
12 Apr 1 Apr 1 May (30 Apr) 21 Mar |
13 to 19 Apr 2 to 8 Apr 2 (1) to 8 (7) May 22 to 28 Mar |
13 Apr 5 Apr 3 May 28 Mar |
1 June 24 May 21 June 16 May |
2038(L) 2039 2040(E) 2040(L) |
7 (6) Apr 27 (26) Mar 15 Mar 13 Apr |
20 (19) Apr 9 (8) Apr 28 Mar 26 Apr |
21 (20) to 27 (26) Apr 10 (9) to 16 (15) Apr 29 Mar to 4 Apr 27 Apr to 3 May |
25 Apr 10 Apr 1 Apr 29 Apr |
13 June 29 May 20 May 17 June |
Abib 1 is not a designated Holy Day, but it is “New Year’s Day” in God’s Calendar and determines the dates of the Spring Holy Days. Abib 1 should be confirmed by observation of the crescent New Moon and the maturity of the barley the previous evening in Jerusalem. The dates in brackets are the less probable days when the new moon crescent visibility is borderline and two months are listed for years with early (E) or late (L) barley options for Abib. The first day and last day of Unleavened Bread and Pentecost are Annual Sabbaths.
People living east of Israel and west of the incorrectly positioned International Date Line should observe the following day for each of the above dates, including the weekly seventh-day Sabbath. (See The International Date Line and God’s Sabbaths at https://chcpublications.net/IDL-Sabbath.html.)
Year |
Shouting (Ethanim 1) |
Day of Atonement |
Feast of Booths |
Last Great Day |
2019(E) 2019(L) 2020 2021(E) |
1 Sep 30 Sep (1 Oct) 19 Sep 9 Sep |
10 Sep 9 (10) Oct 28 Sep 18 Sep |
15 to 21 Sep 14 (15) to 20 (21) Oct 3 to 9 Oct 23 to 29 Sep |
22 Sep 21 (22) Oct 10 Oct 30 Sep |
2021(L) 2022 2023 2024(E) |
8 Oct 28 Sep 17 Sep 5 Sep |
17 Oct 7 Oct 26 Sep 14 Sep |
22 to 28 Oct 12 to 18 Oct 1 to 7 Oct 19 to 25 Sep |
29 Oct 19 Oct 8 Oct 26 Sep |
2024(L) 2025 2026 2027(E) |
5 Oct 24 Sep 13 (14) Sep 3 Sep |
14 Oct 3 Oct 22 (23) Sep 12 Sep |
19 to 25 Oct 8 to 14 Oct 27 (28) Sep to 3 (4) Oct 17 to 23 Sep |
26 Oct 15 Oct 4 (5) Oct 24 Sep |
2027(L) 2028 2029(E) 2029(L) |
2 (3) Oct 21 Sep 11 Sep 10 Oct |
11 (12) Oct 30 Sep 20 Sep 19 Oct |
16 (17) to 22 (23) Oct 5 to 11 Oct 25 Sep to 1 Oct 24 to 30 Oct |
23 (24) Oct 12 Oct 2 Oct 31 Oct |
2030 2031 2032(E) 2032(L) |
30 Sep 19 Sep 7 Sep 7 Oct |
9 Oct 28 Sep 16 Sep 16 Oct |
14 to 20 Oct 3 to 9 Oct 21 to 27 Sep 21 to 27 Oct |
21 Oct 10 Oct 28 Sep 28 Oct |
2033 2034 2035(E) 2035(L) |
26 Sep 15 Sep 4 Sep 3 (4) Oct |
5 Oct 24 Sep 13 Sep 12 (13) Oct |
10 to 16 Oct 29 Sep to 5 Oct 18 to 24 Sep 17 (18) to 23 (24) Oct |
17 Oct 6 Oct 25 Sep 24 (25) Oct |
2036 2037(E) 2037(L) 2038(E) |
22 Sep 11 (12) Sep 11 Oct 1 Sep |
1 Oct 20 (21) Sep 20 Oct 10 Sep |
6 to 12 Oct 25 (26) Sep to 1 (2) Oct 25 to 31 Oct 15 to 21 Sep |
13 Oct 2 (3) Oct 1 Nov 22 Sep |
2038(L) 2039 2040(E) 2040(L) |
30 Sep (1 Oct) 20 Sep 8 (9) Sep 8 Oct |
9 (10) Oct 29 Sep 17 (18) Sep 17 Oct |
14 (15) to 20 (21) Oct 4 to 10 Oct 22 (23) to 28 (29) Sep 22 to 28 Oct |
21 (22) Oct 11 Oct 29 (30) Sep 29 Oct |
Shouting, Atonement, the First Day of Booths and the Last Great Day are all Annual Sabbaths. Ethanim 1 should be confirmed by observation of the crescent New Moon the previous evening in Jerusalem. The dates in brackets are the less probable days when the new moon crescent visibility is borderline and two months are listed for years with early (E) or late (L) barley options for the Wave Offering during Abib.
People living east of Israel and west of the incorrectly positioned International Date Line should observe the following day for each of the above dates, including the weekly Sabbath. This delay allows the New Moon to be observed in Israel before the New Moon is ‘declared’ in these regions.
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Extracted from God’s Calendar and the Sign of Jonah
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